Where is Daykundi Province in Afghanistan?
Daykundi is one of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces. Its provincial capital is Nili, and it is commonly grouped with the central highlands part of the country for geographic orientation.
What the figure or term means
Daykundi is a mountainous central-highlands province with scattered rural settlements and difficult internal travel.
Small-scale farming, livestock, orchards, and migration-linked income are common livelihood elements.
Drought, water access, winter isolation, maternal health access, and transport costs can be central humanitarian concerns.
For current operations, confirm spellings, district boundaries, road access, population estimates, and sector needs in the latest OCHA common operational datasets and assessments.
How to use this information responsibly
Afghanistan has 34 provinces. Province pages provide geographic orientation and explain why conditions and aid access cannot be inferred from national averages alone.
Administrative boundaries, spellings, population estimates, access conditions, and needs assessments can change or differ by source. Use current operational datasets for field decisions.
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